The release-note register as a data file
All 219 entries sit in one CSV file, each with the address of its note, a short quote, the date printed on the note and the reading day, under a CC BY 4.0 licence. As of 2026-09-25.
| Column | Holds |
|---|---|
| fact-id | Line, date and a counter |
| value | What changed, as a sentence |
| applies-to | The note's heading or model name |
| source-url | The note |
| source-name | Maker and log |
| value-since | The date the note carries |
| verified | The day read |
Inclusion rule. Every column in the file. Order. File order.
1Using the file
Ids start with the line: kling-20260617 is Kling's note of 17 June 2026. Ids with -at- are arrivals, such as wan-at-runway-20260824; ids ending in -list are undated version rows from a maker's model list, and ids with -on- are undated rows from a platform's current tier list.
Filter on value-since to rebuild a quarter, or on the id prefix to rebuild a line. The kinds of change are not in the file; they are on the site's pages and in the log.
Where the same note date appears twice for a line, the second entry has -2 on its id, as with Veo's 17 July 2025 notes from two changelogs.
Arrival rows carry the platform's date and quote, not the maker's. To compare the two, join an arrival's line and version to the maker's rows with the same version; the arrival pages on the site do this for Runway and Higgsfield.
Undated rows keep the reading day in both date columns, because the list they come from prints no date. They describe a version as listed that day, including one version marked retired.
The site's pages are built from the same rows, so any figure on a page can be traced back to rows in the file through its line, version and date.
Download changelog-register.csv